The West Vancouver Archives describe Eagle Harbour as roughly bounded by the Upper Levels Highway and Eagle Island, with Parthenon Place and Greenleaf Road on the south and Nelson Creek on the north, and note that it is also the name of the bay south of Eagle Island and Fishermans Cove. This is a historical Archives description and not a District adopted boundary, so confirm the reporting area for any listing. On the Greater Vancouver REALTORS 2022 area map, Eagle Harbour sits between Eagleridge to the north west and Upper Caulfeild to the south east.

In the September 2026 Greater Vancouver REALTORS report, Eagle Harbour had 0 detached sales against 16 active listings, a sales to active listings ratio of about 0.0 percent, inside the buyer's market range. With no detached sales in the month, the ratio is zero and is a snapshot, not a trend.

The September 2026 detached benchmark was $2,367,700, down 3.0 percent year over year. A Greater Vancouver REALTORS benchmark is a statistical measure of a typical home in a segment. It is not the price of any particular home, and individual houses vary with lot, view, size, condition and location.

The Eagle Harbour detached benchmark of $2,367,700 was about 16.1 percent below the GVR West Vancouver reporting area detached benchmark of $2,822,900 in September 2026. That area figure includes communities outside the District of West Vancouver, so it is a reference point and not a like for like comparison.

In the September 2026 Greater Vancouver REALTORS report there were no condo sales or active listings and no townhome sales or active listings in Eagle Harbour, so there are no condo or townhome benchmarks. Listings change over time, so run a search to see what is available now.

According to the Archives, the name comes from the many eagles around the shore and Eagle Island. A federal official proposed renaming the harbour Johnson Cove in 1929 to avoid duplicate coastal names, but the name did not catch on locally and Eagle Harbour was restored in 1949.

School catchments in West Vancouver are set by address, not by neighbourhood name, and one street can differ from the next. Use the School District 45 School Locator, enter the street and house number, and keep a record of the result. Confirm eligibility with the school or district before you rely on it when buying.

Confirm the zoning for the exact address, the title and any covenants or easements, and ask for a current survey. Review permits and inspection reports for past renovations. Check the slope, drainage and retaining walls on the lot, and visit at different times of day to judge traffic, noise and access.

Gather the survey, title documents, permits and inspection reports, and records of any major work. Be ready to explain the lot, slope, drainage, and any access or easement questions. Price using recent sales on your street and nearby streets, and review the dated figures in the market section rather than relying on the area benchmark alone.

Lighthouse Park, about 75 hectares with old-growth coastal forest and the Point Atkinson lighthouse, and Caulfeild Park, a shoreline park with forest trails, are District parks in the wider area. Neither District page mentions Eagle Harbour, so check distances from the specific home. Dogs are not allowed on the beaches at Caulfeild Park, and barbecues are prohibited at Lighthouse Park. Check the District pages for current rules.

The September 2026 report shows the detached benchmark down 3.0 percent year over year. That is a GVR figure for one segment with very few sales. We do not explain or predict price movements. Look at the dated figures and recent sales on the specific street rather than the headline percentage.

Greater Vancouver REALTORS reports Eagle Harbour and Upper Caulfeild and Gleneagles as separate areas. The differences come down to the specific street, views, access and property type. Compare each listing against sales in the same reporting area, and see our Upper Caulfeild and Gleneagles pages for those areas.